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Bringing the Bronx to India, Universities Come Together to Fight Climate Change

Bronx Community College (BCC) is partnering with universities in India as part of their Green University Network.

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George Mason University Opens Memorial for People Namesake Enslaved

Reckoning with its past, George Mason University unveiled this week the Enslaved People of George Mason Memorial. The university's namesake, George Mason IV, enslaved more than 100 people.

One panel of the Enslaved People of George Mason Memorial at George Mason University

Universities Tackle Cybersecurity Workforce Shortage

The war in Ukraine has heightened fears of Russian cybersecurity attacks on U.S. institutions, from companies to federal agencies to universities.

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Tribal Colleges

Keeping the Tank Full for Tribal College Students

As gas prices continue to climb, TCUs are scrambling to accommodate expenses well into the summer and beyond.

Coconino Community College President Announces Retirement

Dr. Colleen Smith, president of Coconino Community College in Arizona, announced this week that she intends to retire after a 41-year career.

Dr. Colleen Smith, president of Coconino Community College

The Study of Happiness Finds a Home at Centenary University

Centenary University, a small liberal arts institution in Hackettstown, New Jersey, will host the first ever master’s program in Happiness Studies.

Bruce Murphy, president of Centenary University, left, shakes hands with Dr. Tal Ben-Shahar, right.

HBCU Leaders Will Address Institutions' Futures at Inaugural Convening

From May 31 to June 2, scholars, practitioners, industry leaders, and administrators seeking to strengthen HBCUs will gather at an inaugural convening in Charlotte, North Carolina.

Several HBCU presidents and leaders

Lincoln College to Close Its Doors

While fall 2019 saw a record-breaking enrollment, the pandemic’s impact was too much for the campus to overcome.

The Lincoln College campus in fall.

Forgotten Leaders - How HBCUs and PBIs Can Amplify Black Women's Roles in Social Justice Movements

The creation of social justice advocacy centers, putting more women in positions of leadership, and connecting the dots from the institution’s history to the present can amplify the work of Black woman in social justice movements.

Dr. Joyce Ladner, renowned civil rights leader, author, and sociologist.

Nevada's Higher Education Chancellor to Resign

Nevada System of Higher Education Chancellor Dr. Melody Rose indicated this week that she would resign from her position through a separation agreement.

Dr. Melody Rose, Chancellor of the Nevada System of Higher Education, at a September 2021 meeting.

William Peace University Gets Rid of Namesake, Slaveowner Statue

William Peace University in North Carolina has removed a statue on campus of its namesake, William Peace, who recently was found to have enslaved 51 people.

Statue of William Peace on the campus named after him.

University of Michigan to Create Watchdog Group to Address Sexual Misconduct

An agreement has been reached between the University of Michigan (U-M) and a student group, settling a lawsuit that sought to change the way the school protects its campus from sexual misconduct.

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